The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• RAYMOND I. COHEN
• JUANITA D. BUTT
• MYRTLE PEACH BRIGGS
• ESTLE LAWRENCE GIBSON
• LOUIS RUFFIN
• BOBBY L. GRIFFITH
• CHARLOTTE M. PATRICK
• HARVEY C. JUNO
• FLOYD SPRATLEY
• EVELYN B. WARD
• ALPHA L. HODGSON
• RAYMOND C. SNELLING
• ALAN D. TANKSLEY
• MILDRED K. DIXON
• BETTY L. MCMANUS
• FORREST B. GARDNER
• ADELINE E. ALLEN
• CECIL M. TEBO
• JAMES L. REA
• ARTHUR D. BILLINGSLEY
• JOHN T. LONG SR.
• GEORGIA MAE DAIL
• SAMUEL A. SMITH SR.
• CLAIRE C. CORNELL
• CHARLIE M. POWELL
• ROBERT JEFFERSON
• GLADYS H. FORREST
• KAY SHELTON
• NANCY G. MILBY
• ANNIE W. JONES
• JOYE K. GOLDEN
• ANNE B. FLOUM
• CARLTON J. WILKINS
• JAMES F. BROOKS SR.
• DAVID L. EANES
• FRANKLIN R. RAWLS
• FRANK RIDDICK
• ROBERT SYLVESTER
• DREWRY M. SMITH JR.
• SUFFOLK WILL LAUNCH NEW HOUSING POLICY
• SUFFOLK MAYOR CLEARED OF WRONGDOING PROSECUTOR FINDS NO EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT ZONING COMPLAINT.
• REFERENDUMS PROPOSE CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES
• SUFFOLK'S "WORLD CLASS TECHNOLOGY CENTER" SITE WILL TEACH MILITARY HOW TO FIGHT NAVY DEDICATES COMPLEX FOR SIMULATED EXERCISES
• TEEN SENTENCED TO 53 YEARS JUDGE EXCEEDS GUIDELINES BY NEARLY 12 YEARS AT BEACH
• STATE SUPREME COURT SIGNS OFF ON SMITHFIELD BROTHERS THE TWO MUST DECIDE WHETHER TO APPEAL A RULING FORCING THEM TO GIVE UP THE BILLBOARD.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** According to this year's Fair Share report, of 352 employees hired by the city of Chesapeake, 302 were minorities. A story in Tuesday's Metro section had the wrong total number of employees hired by the city. Correction published Wednesday, October 19, 1994. ***************************************************************** A ``FAIR SHARE'' FOR MINORITIES? A MOVEMENT TO BOOST BLACKS' ECONOMIC POWER IN CHESAPEAKE HAS HAD LITTLE IMPACT.
• VIRGINIA POWER SETTLES PAY DISPARITY CASES THE U.S. LABOR DEPARTMENT MAINTAINS THAT TWO EMPLOYEES RAN INTO ``GLASS CEILINGS.''
• SCANDALS TEST THE DEPTHS OF CONTRIBUTORS HEARTS, POCKETS
• FIRE DESTROYS TOWN HOUSE
• GRANDPARENTS WIN A ROUND IN ABC SUIT
• BEACH STORE CLERKS TIED UP AND ROBBED
• RESIDENTS DON'T WANT HOGS FOR NEIGHBORS AN ISLE OF WIGHT GROUP WANTS TO CHANGE A LAW THAT COULD LEAD TO MORE HOG FARMS.
• CHARLESTON'S POLICE CHIEF TOUGH ON CRIME HE SAYS CITIZENS NEED TO RECLAIM THEIR CITY STREETS.
• PRIEST TO SPEAK AT ODU
• TEEN SENTENCED IN MURDER
• CAR OVERTURNS, TRAPPING WOMAN ON EXPRESSWAY
• FATAL ACCIDENT INVESTIGATED
• BABY SITTER HELD IN BABY'S DEATH
• DARE COUNTY INVESTIGATES FEASIBILITY OF HOSPITAL
• TOP FIN TO USE ANOTHER LOT AT SEAFOOD INDUSTRIAL PARK
• MANTEO HIGH SCHOOL RETURNS TO NORMAL AFTER STUDENT PROTESTS
• POWER OUT
• MOST AT HEARING ON FISH LICENSES DON'T WANT FEES
• LIGHTHOUSE POPULAR